Just rec'd my MYW tix from Ticketmania.When do we sign them?

[Snoozan]

Do we sign our new 10 day MYW tickets before we leave home or do we have to do it when we first use the tickets? I don't want to hold up the line if this is something I should have done before getting to the park.

I ordered my tix from Ticketmania on April 3rd, they told me they'd be sent on 4/13(they're dated 4/11/05 so they're hot off the press!)and they arrived today, 4/16/05. I've always had good luck with dealing with Ticketmania.

 

[Mady/Sophiemom]

I'm not sure about the signing question. If you are staying at a on site, The C can prob. tell you, but I'm sure someone here will know.

I just wanted to add the comment to make copies of your tickets. That way if one or more gets lost, they can cancel them, and get you new ones.

 

[Shifletjl]

I am wondering the same thing. Do we sign before we use them? Thanks for "heads up" about copying the tickets incase they are lost. I will definitely do that.

Jen

 

[RoyalCanadian]

Sign them now. When we were at WDW in early January there were CMs at the front gates to each park directing guests to sign the back of their tickets. That signature is the proof of your ownership of that particular piece of incredibly durable paper.

 

[rwodonnell]

The only reason it would matter either way is if your party changes in some way (for example someone can't go for some reason). Then it would be nice to not have that ticket signed, since someone other than the originally intended user could use it at a later date. Honestly though, they never looked at our signatures. I guess they're only there in case the biometrics fail, which they never did for any of us. Still, I would wait until I was 100% sure I knew who was using each one.

I think TicketMania makes copies for you, by the way.

 

[Disney01]

I also got my 10 day MYW tickets. We are leaving today. Mine aren't paper, however, they are regular plastic credit cards.

 

[sskem96]

I got mine from Ticket Mania and had them delivered to the hotel. We signed them as soon as we opened them since we were already there and sure we would be the ones using them. They never looked at our signatures, but it was the only way we knew whose was whose when we got to the park since my husband kept all of them together in his wallet. One thing you'll want to do though is to look at the front picture, and look at the back to see if it's a child's or adult's before you sign. We got 2 minnies and 2 donalds. I turned them upside down, so now I could only tell that there were 2 adults and 2 childs. I assumed that both adults were the same picture and both children's were the same picture. We all signed them. When we turned them back over, I had signed a donald, and my husband got stuck with a minnie! They actually had given us 1 adult and 1 child with minnie, and 1 adult and 1 child with donald!